South Carolina's Starting QB...

[MikeSU02]

 

[PAcuse]

Not has bad as the headline reads but still yikes

 

[texascpa]

Not has bad as the headline reads but still yikes

Can you imagine if this happened at SU? If nothing else this speaks volume on the lack of confidence in QB2 through QB4.

 

[PAcuse]

Can you imagine if this happened at SU? If nothing else this speaks volume on the lack of confidence in QB2 through QB4.

It's crazy to think you've got nothing at QB2-4 unless it was a plan all along?
SU fans would burn the place down lol.

 

[sufandu]

I guess he should have a good grasp of the game plan.

 

[sufandu]

Can you imagine if this happened at SU? If nothing else this speaks volume on the lack of confidence in QB2 through QB4.

And maybe that they were fortunate with the former position of their grad assistant.

 

[JeremyCuse]

Can you imagine if this happened at SU? If nothing else this speaks volume on the lack of confidence in QB2 through QB4.

Not for nothing but this was pretty much us last year once Devito went down. If we had a GA with eligibility we probably would have played him.

 

[Reilly35]

What QB talent ND State is throwing out there. And all not highly rated out of HS.

 

[orangenauburn]

What QB talent ND State is throwing out there. And all not highly rated out of HS.

OL too

It's like they found the magic regional scouting touch Nebraska used to have

 

[orangenauburn]

OL too

It's like they found the magic regional scouting touch Nebraska used to have

Since Solich retired from Nebraska in 2003
2004 - 2020: 124 - 90 (5-6 bowls)

Since ND St went to D1 FCS in 2004
2004 - 2020: 181 - 35 (8 National Championship)

You could almost say there is a correlation between their rise and the talent they have produced and the success they have had, dove tailing with the decline of Nebraska's success.

Kids who would have in the past gone to Nebraska as walk-ons or bench players that might blossom or become discovered gems for Nebraska, were going elsewhere (ND St) to play right away or play earlier than otherwise.

 

[sufandu]

Since Solich retired from Nebraska in 2003
2004 - 2020: 124 - 90 (5-6 bowls)

Since ND St went to D1 FCS in 2004
2004 - 2020: 181 - 35 (8 National Championship)

You could almost say there is a correlation between their rise and the talent they have produced and the success they have had, dove tailing with the decline of Nebraska's success.

Kids who would have in the past gone to Nebraska as walk-ons or bench players that might blossom or become discovered gems for Nebraska, were going elsewhere (ND St) to play right away or play earlier than otherwise.

Interesting. Any idea how many high draft picks/total draft picks ND st has had? I'm to lazy to do that research.

 

[orangenauburn]

Interesting. Any idea how many high draft picks/total draft picks ND st has had? I'm to lazy to do that research.

Since 2004
11 total with:
2 first round
1 second
1 third
4 fifth
1 sixth
2 seventh